Sunday Services In High Point Churches
High Point churches reported Sunday sermons at the Church of Christ on North Hamilton Street by Rev. G H Stoner from Winston Salem. He urged obedience to Jesus commands and baptism, urging faith that transforms life. Other services featured Judge Grover H Jones on Juvenile Court and Rev R L Farmer on Jesus and Youth, plus morning bank offering and sermons on Thyatira and the morning star.
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Church of Christ
G. H. Stoner
Winston Salem
North
Hamilton Street
John
Jesus
You
Galilee
Jordan
God
Cana
Ofesus
First
Grover H. Jones
R. L Farmer
Farmer
Thyatira
Asia
Keats
Venus
Lucifer
Phosphorus
Milton
Jesus Christ
Christ
Postponed Ray Street P T A Meeting
The Ray Street P T A study group meeting scheduled for Tuesday afternoon has been postponed to a near future date to be announced. A series of upcoming meetings and related notices include a White Speaker TA A U program, W C T U tea at Mrs Eshelman's home with Greensboro guests, and Johnson Street School child study group meeting on Wednesday afternoon February 25 at 3 30 pm.
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Ostpone
RAY Treet
Ray Street
P. T.A
Twesty
A. Eshelman
Johnson
Union
Eben J. Y. Preyer
Greensboro
Eilen Preyer
Adelaide “. Goodno
Ohnson Street School
Johnson Street School
3. Bailey
N. S. Stirewall
B. C. Holden
People Miss Anna Gertrude Douglas and Miss Fannie O Kief of Wilmington
Two Wilmington women, Anna Gertrude Douglas and Fannie O Kief, are noted in society notes for recent visits and social engagements. Their activities include events with local acquaintances and gatherings that reflect prominent residents’ social calendars.
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Anna Gertrude Douglas
Fannie O’kief
Wilmington
Lexington Society Club Bridge Parties Highlight Week
In Lexington February events featured several contract bridge gatherings. Mrs Ira S Brinkley hosted at West Third Avenue with guests and lilies decor. high score prizes went to Mrs Woodrow McKay and Mrs W B Hunt. Betty Russell entertained on Fort Genter Street with perfume as top prize and vanity as low score. Mrs Frank Hulin hosted on West Second Avenue with three tables, prizes of decks of cards, and a cherry tart dessert. The Club of Twelve met on North Salisbury Street with pink roses and studied Southern Folk Lore, including Tall Tales of the Southwest selections read by Miss Gertrude Hamner and Miss Camille Hunt.
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Lexington
Ira S. Brinkley
Contract Bridge Club
West Third Avenue
High Score Club
Woodrow McKay
W. B. Hunt
John B. Craven
P. M. Bernhardt
W. O
Betty Russell
Ft. Genter Street
Valentine
Irene Shirley
Jennie Lee Pickett
Laura Mae Young
Dorothy Myers
Lillian Russell
Jene Shirley
Sarah Frances Vestal
Evelyn Miller
Frank Hulin
West Second Avenue
George Washington
H. T. Greene
Reid Settle
R. E. Delapp
Charles §. Williams
Ralph Sage
K. V. Epting
A. L. Disher
M. B. Owen
Spaugh Thoason
Curtis Koontz
Club of Twelve
C. J. McCoy
North Salisbury Street
Gertrude Hamner
Southwest
Camille Hunt
Social calendar events listed for Tuesday afternoon and evening
The High Point U D C chapter meets at Mrs I R Terry on North Main at 3 PM while Laura Wesson chapter meets Mrs Rodney Snow. Garden clubs meet at Mrs J E Kirkman and Mrs J F Hayden on Washington Street at 10 AM. Other groups include Good Will club with Fred Klein on Hillcrest, Bay Street School study group at Little Red School House, Sigma Theta club at Mrs James Diffee, Tuesday Bridge club at Mrs E A Kline Sunset Drive, and Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple.
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High Point Garden Club
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
Wayside Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
Good Will Garden Club
Fred Klein
Hillcrest
Bay Street
Little Red
Sigma Theta Club
James Diffee
Parkway
E A. Kline
Sunset Drive
High Point Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Community club meetings and hostesses listed for the week
Schedule of gatherings includes Mrs George Lowes Otteray at 10 00 am the Art Department of the Woman s Club with Mrs W P Shilling Parkway and Mrs Chase Idol in Emerywood, Wednesday Book Club with Mrs A E Taplin, Entre Nous with Mrs C B Overman Lindsay Street, Beta Pi with Mrs Ben Moore North Main Street, and AAUW meeting at Central Friends Church annex with Miss Genevieve Moore and Mrs G A Johnston hosting.
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IRS
Burbank
Entre Nous
C. B. Overman
Lindsay Street
Beta Pi
Ben Moore
North Main Street
Central Friends Church
Genevieve Moore
G. A. Johnston
Meeting notices on North Main street schedule posted
At Mrs E T Harmon home on North Main street the Priscilla club is set for 3 30 p m and the King of Clubs will meet with Miss Margaret Hauser also on North Main. both events appear as local club notices for the day.
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E. T. Harmon
North Main Street
Priscilla Club
I. P
King of Clubs
Margaret Hauser
Folklore Talk in the South With North Carolina Ballads
A pro glam gathering concluded with an elaborate three course collation. Attendees included Mrs. J. C. Bower Mrs. UH Radcliffe Mrs. John T. Lowe Mrs. J. R. McCrary Mrs. J. H. Cowles Miss elegy de Hamner and Miss Camille wat.
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South
North Carolina
J. C. Bower
UH. ©. Radcliffe
John T. Lowe
J. R. McCrary
J. H. Cowles
Elegy de Hamner
Camille Wat
London Share Of League Costs In 1930 Revealed
London paid 580000 dollars toward the League of Nations in 1930, about 1.7 percent of its war prep spending. The League's total budget for the year stood at 5642000 dollars.
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London
England
League of Nations
League
All-Embracing Dry Group Draws Strong Protest
By John F P Chester Washington Feb 23 Proposals for a single all embracing dry organization to push the 1932 presidential campaign drew objections at a prohibition board of strategy meeting The board which met with 16 members discussed mobilizing city forces before 1932 and eliminating overlapping effort while some leaders opposed a too close knit structure A board of directors idea was also reported later The Methodist Episcopal Board of Temperance issued a warning to the Democratic party to keep moral issues out of the 1932 campaign and to stop slapping dry sentiment in the face
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Washington
Prohibition “Board of Strategy
Strategy Board
National Conference of Organizations
Methodist Episcopal Board of Temperance
Democratic Party
Smith
One-man Shop Produces Swiss Watch Balance Shafts
In Jump River Wisconsin a solitary craftsman makes most of the balance wheel shafts used in United States wrist and pocket watches. The small shop supplies a niche but essential component to the American horology industry, reflecting a rugged craft niche within a rural town.
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United States
Jump River
Wis
What About This Thing Called Prayer
Dr Charles Haddon Nabers spoke at First Presbyterian on a vesper topic titled What About This Thing Called Prayer as part of Clarion Notes from Gods Trumpet He outlined two truths about prayer universal access through history and the expectation that prayer would be practiced He cited Biblical conditions for answered prayer including faith fellowship obedience submission right motives and asking in Jesus name.
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Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
James
Epicurus
Confucius
Mexico
Xenophon
Demosthenes
Pericles
Mecca
Abraham Lincoln
William James
Jesus
Union Tabernacle Adopts New Leadership and Plans
In a Saturday night meeting Union Mission Tabernacle officers voted to come under Rev. R. L. Erickson who leads a revival. He outlined plans to overhaul Sunday School, including removing Sunday School collections to aid poorer children. He criticized church rivalries over offerings and urged helping others ahead of oneself. No service tonight, special service Tuesday and three services next Sunday.
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Union Tabernacle
Union Mission Tabernacle
R. L. Erickson
The
Tabernacle
Rev. Erickson
Acceptable Worship as God’s Expectation
Highland M. KE shares a sermon on true worship before the Sunday services. The pastor emphasizes worship in spirit and truth over place, warns against worship of money and fame, and urges followers to consider their duty to God and obedience as children to earthly parents as a model.
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Highland M. KE
Calvary
Seeing and blind eyes in today’s outlook at Cen tral Friends
In a morning sermon Rev Tom Alderman Sykes discusses Jesus words about ears that hear and eyes that see, applying them to modern society. He warns against idolizing heroes, notes readers’ relish for hostile biographical scrutiny, and urges thinking for oneself rather than blaming others for world woes. He links vision to action and cautions that fear and half truths hinder progress.
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Central Friends Church
Tom Alderman Sykes
Jesus
Sykes
Washington
God
Abraham
Two Men Look Out From Behind the Sane Barn and Stars
A reflective remark on memory and destiny precedes a sermon recounting Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation in an evening service led by Mr Sykes. The speaker framed national renewal as active life and resistance to inertia and deathly conditions.
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Sykes
Martin Luther
Chapel student linked to Dr Archibald Henderson home
The piece notes a Chapel resident, a 1925 graduate studying for an advanced degree, staying at Dr Archibald Henderson's home with his wife unavailable. Horace R.B. Davis, once a college professor, was said to be the target of Fuller's search when police detained him, but he is not known locally.
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Dentown
Fila
Archibald Henderson
Chapel Hill
Horace RB. Davis
Fuller
Noahs to Render Concert at High Point College
Guilford College music faculty members will present a concert in Robert's Hall at High Point College on March 4. Participants include baritone Max Noah contralto Mrs Max Noah and accompanist Miss Galen Wilbur under Professor E B Stimson.
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Guilford College
Robert's Hall
High Point College
E. B. Stimson
Max Noah
Galen Wilbur
Hackney Sells Tickets For Spring Football At Chapel Hill
Tickets for the annual spring football classic between mono gram and non-monogram gridmen at Chapel Hill Saturday March 1 have been received and are dispensed by Bunn W Hackney of the Alumni Student Self-Help committee of University of North Cal. The same day the second annual conference indoor track meet will be held in the Tin Can that night.
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Monogram
Chapel Hill
Bunn W. Hackney
University of North Cal
Tin Can
Offer Hindenburg Life Presidency
Berlin February 23 A national petition urged President Von Hindenburg to accept the life presidency after his term ends in April 1932 Arthur Mabraum head of the Jungdeutcher Orden a democratic party of World War volunteers promotes regeneration of the fatherland.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Arthur Mabraun
Jungdeutcher Orden
Police order requires breath test before duty in Montclair
Montclair police headquarters report a surge of complaints about officers drinking before duty. A special order now requires every policeman to line up before a sergeant prior to duty. The sergeant will inspect each officer for odors of liquor.
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Montclair
WN. J
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Colonial Drive
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Lucy Neal Carr
New York
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Robert Gold
Basil Hall
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Mrs. W. A. Davis
Ralph Edwards
Pennsylvania
Walsie Cable
Guilford General Hospital
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Eva Warren
Greenville, S. C
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Melva Warren
Burlington
E. A. Edwards
Bert Kirkman
Kirkman
Ada Corpening
Fox Hall
Duncan
Hal Watkins
Richmond, Va
Thomas F. Carey
Clarence F. Lang
Charleston
S. C
Horace A
West College Drive
Moffitt’s
Lexington Society
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Rodney Snow
Board of Strategy
John FP
Chester
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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White House
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New Jersey
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